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I think the anime is retroactively ruined for me...Such a sweet show...
The anime didn't adapt the second part of the manga for a reason.
I think the anime is retroactively ruined for me...Such a sweet show...
Oh my god Aijin Demi Human is the best anime I've seen. Fuck, it's the best television I've watched since breaking bad.
It's tight. Not a single moment of downtime or boredom. And visually, the thing is in your FACE. This is a show from a studio running on all cylinders. And I went in skeptical!
Anyone else love this series? Season 2 can't come soon enough.
I loved it too! the characters are great and Sato makes such a good *villain*.
I also loved how Kei? was such a selfish protagonist. It made him much more unique.
Season 2 is in fall but I am waiting for the dub, so I'm waiting for 1 more season.
I was totally enjoying it until curiosity got me and I read the manga spoilers. I didn't even finish it after that :'(I think the anime is retroactively ruined for me...Such a sweet show...
Is it sacrilege that I like GTO's second OP more than the first?
Nisekoi is a doo-doo that goes in circles.
What the fuck, in the Usagi Drop manga, the girl ends up marrying her adoptive dad?
I know that by watching this I've been spoiled about several things without even realizing it, but I wasn't invested enough into DR to actually feel that bad about it. I'll eventually play DR2 sometime, and then I'll breeze past a shocking realization due to knowing things ahead of time, but that probably won't be that much of an issue.
Actually, my only complaint about the anime is how much it appears to bank on die-hard fans, since to me (with only DR1 knowledge) it's just a below average show both in its action/mystery future side and slice of life/mystery despair side. Fans are probably enjoying seeing the cast and their motives explored further, but it doesn't really look like that much of a good fit for twin shows broadcast on TV because of how hostile it is to people with less than full knowledge of what happened in the two/three games that the anime expands upon.
Usagi Drop manga should get animated.
But retconned.
Hard.
Is it sacrilege that I like GTO's second OP more than the first?
The anime didn't adapt the second part of the manga for a reason.
How bombed are we talking here?Because the first season bombed?
There's almost nothing as tragic in anime production that the last 1/3rd of GTO was never adapted. The anime was doing so well too adapting the first two thirds and then that ending happens.
There's almost nothing as tragic in anime production that the last 1/3rd of GTO was never adapted. The anime was doing so well too adapting the first two thirds and then that ending happens.
IMO Sato is the best part of the show. He is cool in so many ways!Ajin: Demi Human 3-5
This is definitely a fun watch. There's a scene at the end of ep 4 with the heat of the sun shimmering off of the road that looks fantastic. It's an effect I've never really seen attempted in CGI or animation before, or never noticed.
And then the scene towards the end of episode 5:Great, great scene!Mr. Sato's attack on the hospital....outrageously cool. Chopping his own arm off and shooting himself in the head to avoid the effects of the tranqs, just to regenerate and take everybody out.
How bombed are we talking here?
May be starting a watch of Ghost in the Shell for the first time...
So ummm... There're quite a few movies for this, huh? Where would one start when wanting to watch GITS?
universe oneMay be starting a watch of Ghost in the Shell for the first time...
So ummm... There're quite a few movies for this, huh? Where would one start when wanting to watch GITS?
1995 film, not the 2.0 version.
universe one
Ghost in the shell movie one
ghost in the shell innocence
universe two
Ghost in the shell stand alone complex TV
Ghost in the shell SAC 2nd gig.
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - Solid State Society
skip
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - the laughing man
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd GIG - Individual Eleven
they are just recaps of the TV series.
Universe 3
Ghost in the shell arise (I haven't watched yet.)
Personally I find the original movie and innocense to focused on being artsy for my liking, but they are still worth a watch before the TV series (I find the TV series to be a vastly superior watch in general, but opinions will differ ).
after that just watch the TV series in that order as 2nd gig is a sequel to the first and SSS is a sequel movie.
i have them broken in universes because they are in fact different universes of the show and don't directly related to each other.
Cool. Thanks.
Gonna be honest, you lost me at first. Hahaha.
Anyways, I think I am just doing the one movie for now. I am trying to watch things I usually wouldn't watch. I don't watch many anime movies. I think most would be surprised how little I've seen. So I am trying my hand at some of the ones I've heard good things about: 5 Centimeters per Second, Ghost in the Shell, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, The Garden of Words, etc.
Is it sacrilege that I like GTO's second OP more than the first?
This movie could have been a ghibli film if they just fucking talk but its japan.5 Centimeters per Second - Impressions
I want to do a long-form impression/review of this movie at a later date, as I feel it could benefit from some discussion. (I don't believe I've talked about the movie on here) Other than a few anime series, I don't think I've gotten more upset/frustrated feeling about an end of a movie/anime in my life. This isn't a bad thing.
This movie was successful. While at the time I didn't feel like it did, it did. It was able to pull the exact emotion it wanted from me and made be pause and think about what I had just experienced. It's been a while since I watched it. Almost a month. But every once in a while I reflect on it and remember that feeling, and I remember everything in the story that lead to its ending. Say what you will, but the movie did make its impact on me when I watched it and is still making me reflect on it.
Hopefully at a later time I can come back and go into a its story and animation. Don't know how well I'll be able to articulate the merits and faults of the movie as well as some other more seasoned viewers here, but I would like to try my hand it.
This movie could have been a ghibli film if they just fucking talk but its japan.
May be starting a watch of Ghost in the Shell for the first time...
So ummm... There're quite a few movies for this, huh? Where would one start when wanting to watch GITS?
Eh, the wind rises. But grave of the fireflies aint a bad analogy.Grave of the Fireflies Ghibli, or Tale from Earthsea Ghibli?
People talking about the Usagi Drop manga ending again, eh?
so how exactly did Nisekoi end? good? bad? alright?
The manga? The burning ships was quite nice to see.
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it had theyou'd kinda expect from a manga like this.standard timeskip stuff
Overall it wasn't what I would call a bad end. Hell, if it wasn't for the huge amounts of filler and fluff, I wouldn't even say nisekoi as a whole was bad.
But yeah, it was alright. Enough that i would want Shaft to animate the rest if they cut the filler and fluff
Yea, the manga. I was quite surprised to hear it ended and on top that someone actually won haha. I also found out who won. I was just curious about how it all went.
Extremely bad.so how exactly did Nisekoi end? good? bad? alright?
Watching people suffer is fun no matter how little it matters.What's the difference between a premise where the protagonist cannot lose, and a premise where the protagonist losing doesn't matter?
The latter would probably have more ways to make the conflict interesting since the outcome isn't set in stone.What's the difference between a premise where the protagonist cannot lose, and a premise where the protagonist losing doesn't matter?
The latter would probably have more ways to make the conflict interesting since the outcome isn't set in stone.